Add the GIMBL-Vis and MDD folders to your matlab path
If you don't already have one, create a file named startup.m in the following folder:
If using Mac/Linux, use this folder: "/Documents/MATLAB"
If using Windows, use this folder: ""
Put the following line in the "startup.m" file: "addpath(genpath(fullfile('your', 'custom', 'path', 'to', 'GIMBL-Vis')))" (if your path to GIMBL-Vis is "your/custom/path/to/GIMBL-Vis").
Getting Started
Open GV by evaluating gv like a function: myGVsession = gv.Run();
gv is a class containing data and methods to operate on that data
The above command will create an object, i.e. instance, of the gv class
Creating an object of the gv class and calling the Run method is like opening an application on your computer, e.g. Matlab, since it will open a new GV GUI window
A new GV GUI window is opened
There are 2 ways to interact with GV (i.e., to modify the gv object state)
Using the Matlab command window
Using the GUI window.
Each gv object that is called will open a new GV GUI window with its own data store.
Data Types and Sources
Data types:
Matlab numeric array
Matlab cell array (which can contain any data or be empty)